Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-06-14

levees hhhd, he has BORN,
tonas 70 hold for The onaa.s
, ona.e stones to law, bridss ueen,
,,, dinners TO go TO. sneecbaa -
an' meetings to preside az ana 70
10y neayy drawing room ana "a a., ~
I INT entertainment to be nrase, osl' =.
:. he Goes get away, when he ca1 az.
SMOKE a cigarette at his cl,,h . aa,i' 70
the Ga;a 2 chat behind the scenes az a.
nos aam,s.y, or take a run over to Car
ns ss or nomburg for q good time ran
e ea with any bright, wittv Ans ss
vah g,ri who can talk and cl,eer ,sa.,
", VINO would really blame h;n,9 Ma
- only seeking free dom from restro;nt e
~ uoes some unnecessary thinos hnr
sser,-things out of keeping with ono,s
,!esi OF q man-and then he Isa,.a
himseit open to inst crItic;sm Te
v vn, az sandown races he had
soung ana pretty women walters IN.
sseaa 81 men to carry round refresh-
;ne,..s, ana went SO far 10 fostering the
innovation aato personally des;ops t the
costume they were attired mt 10
olack cloaks, three-cornered cans short
skirts and red stockings He i cat
ing tribe too old for such nonsenss
is iummy," and one would have .
right to expect greater things from tbs
nae'oh 2 future King during his moth
q Jubilee year; especially did not
one remember that after all it is bnt
species OF pardonable relaxatinn
oceasioned by the habitual restraint
.here Is thrown over him.
his eldest son. Prince Albert Victor
Is just now experiencing his f;rst liz 90
severe royal restraint. He has been
Ior some time quartered at Alder
sLot, oy the by) as a Lieutenant OF
tne Tenth Hussars, the SWEETEST cav.
airy regiment of the British army.
and OF which his father is Colonel
ne has been given a good long line
ior MS leading string, and allowed to
lali In love with every pretty girl he
met, solong as matters did not assnme
serious aspect. The poor young fel.
low mas Kept pretty well within bounds
until lately. But it seems one fair
young maiden sunk her bright ewes.
rosy lips, pearly teeth and slender
ankles deeper down in his princely
heart and budding affections than
royal restraint permitted; and as a
consequence, Prince Albert Victor il
to be shipped off to Gibraltar without
ceremony, the 18th. in charge OF Sc.
date equerry, there to join one of the
line regiments in the shape OF the Six.
tieth Rifles. to one of the battalions
OF which infantry corps he has been
gazetted. 1t is rather a severe pun
lshment for q purely natural offense;
Tor not only is he spirited away be.
yond the reach OF his lady love. but
to go from u regiment like the Tenth
Hussars and all its smart belongings
and surroundings, to a common
place one like the Sixtieth, where his
brother officers are in no way equal
In form" to those of the Tenth,
where he will be Obliged to march on his
feet instead OF astride dashine charger
and where q uniform OF dingy, invis
IDLE green takes the place of blue and
elaborate goldlace trimmings. can, in
some respects be regarded as little less
than huniliating degradation. II it
had been the Rifle Brigade-but the
Sixtieth!
Idare say his papa has had the
strongest finger in directing the penal
ty. You see 'Tummy" himself, when
he was a youngster and quartered at
the Curragh Camp. IN Ireland, with
the Grenadier Guards, away back in
'62 or SO, went and lost his head and
heart over pretty Irish girl, and the
report was at the time actually mar
ried her. OF course the marriage
was not legal, for Prince can not
marry subject without the consent
of Parliament; but that, instead of
excusing the Prince, only made it
more disgraceful of him. So "he
knows how it is himself"
There does not appear to be any
thing whatever against the young
lady who has been so honored as to
capture the heart of a future English
King, but it has given her a great deal
OF disagreeable notoriety.